Dental Crowns and Bridges in London (Hampstead)
If you're looking for expert, long lasting dental bridges or crowns in London from a highly rated and experienced specialist dentist, our state-of-the-art Hampstead clinic can help.
You will benefit from over 30 years extensive cosmetic dentistry experience from our owner and principal dentist, Dr Mehran Sanei (GDC No: 67683). Dr Sanei has given numerous national and international lectures on the topics of Cosmetics and Implantology and has been an active member of the American Dental Society of London since 1999.
Our highly experienced crown & bridges team are all registered with the Generic Dental Council (GDC) and our highly rated clinic is also monitored and regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) so you can rest assured you are in safe hands.
Expertly restoring smiles for patients across London
Why choose our dental crowns & bridges?
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- Highly skilled and experienced dental crown dentists
- Fanstastic, natural looking, long lasting results
- A variety of different materials are used for different procedures
- Long established practice in North London since 1979
- Friendly, state-of-the-art clinic
- Less than a minute’s walk from Hampstead Underground Station
Crown & bridge solutions
Crowns are an ideal restoration for teeth, which have been broken, or have been weakened by decay or by placing a very large filling. Root treated teeth may require a crown to protect the remaining tooth.
See how dental crowns work
A bridge is made by constructing crowns on the teeth on either side of the space, and joining these two crowns together by placing a false tooth in the space. The procedure is the same as the crown procedure. The end result is very aesthetic and functional.
See how dental bridges work
Benefits:
| Quality of Life | |
| Look and feel natural | |
| Increase your confidence | |
| Instantly change your appearance | |
| Health Benefits | |
| Relieve discomfort | |
| Protect your tooth against further damage | |
| Reduce sensitivity | |
| Financial Benefits | |
| Strong and long-lasting | |
| Cost effective |
Crown and bridge costs in London:
A treatment plan with itemised costing and appointments will be provided to every patient prior to the start of treatment.
We aim to keep our prices as competitive as possible compared to other highly experienced London crown & bridge dentists, but will not compromise our quality standards in doing so.
Including the cost of your assessment, chair time, materials, equipment and laboratory fees, bespoke crown & bridges veneers will cost:
| Consultation with Specialist (inc all small xrays) | £190 |
| Crown (porcelain/gold) | From £1,250 |
| Maryland bridge | From £1,500 |
| Conventional bridge (2/3-unit) | From £2,000 |
Subject to initial consultation.
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Results speak for themselves
Dental crowns before and after actual patient photos
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Dental bridges before and after actual patient photos
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Your London dental crown & bridge expert
Benefit from over 30 years expertise of our highly qualified dental crown & bridge expert and principal dentist, Dr Mehran Sanei (GDC No: 67683).
Recognised by the British General Dental Council and the American Dental Association as a Specialist in Prosthodontics he has also given national and international lectures on the topics of Cosmetics and Implantology.
To book your cosmetic consultation, please call us today on 020 7431 2710 and we will help you achieve the results you’ve always wanted.
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"I have been with this practice for 7 years now and have had a couple of very complicated procedures done. I have been super impressed with the quality of care that I have received. It is outstanding! I highly recommend them."
Hamid A
Dental crown & bridge questions
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Crowns are made of a variety of materials and new materials are constantly introduced on the market. Different materials are used for different procedures.
Porcelain bonded to precious metal crown - is made of a precious metal base and porcelain is then applied in layers over the base.
Porcelain crowns - these crowns are not as strong as the bonded crowns but they can look very natural and are mostly used on front teeth and on people that do not grind their teeth.
Porcelain and composite crowns - these crowns are made of a resin material and can look very natural. They are not as strong as bonded crowns and are used as a "long term" intermediate solution for full mouth reconstruction cases.
These crowns help the patient to get used to repositioning of the bite.
Precious metal crowns - Gold and palladium crowns are very strong and hard wearing and are usually used at the back of the mouth. They are nor visible and most suitable for people who grind and clench their teeth.
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The tooth will be prepared to the ideal shape of the crown. This will involve removing most of the outer surface of the tooth leaving a core. The thickness of the crown will be the same as the amount of tooth that has been removed.
Once the tooth is shaped an impression of the prepared tooth will be taken and one of the opposite jaw and another to mark the way you bite. All the impressions will be sent to the technician to reproduce a crown that fits the tooth.
A visit to the laboratory will be needed to match the colour of the crown to the existing teeth. The prepared tooth will have a temporary crown fitted until the new crown is ready.
The treatment takes at least two visits to the surgery and one visit with the laboratory.
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Appearance and better function of the mouth. The gap left by a missing tooth can mean greater strain is put on the teeth on each side. The bite can be affected because the teeth on each side of the missing tooth can lean into the gap and alter the way the upper and lower teeth meet.
Food can get into the gap and decay and gum disease will develop.
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The placement of missing teeth depends on the location of the gaps and the condition of the remaining teeth. There are a few options to replace missing teeth. A bridge is usually used where fewer teeth need replacing.
An implant can be placed into the gap of the missing tooth or a partial denture.
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A bridge is made by constructing crowns on the teeth on either side of the space, and joining these two crowns together by placing a false tooth in the space. The procedure is the same as the crown procedure.
The end result is very aesthetic and functional.
Patient satisfaction is very important to us